The Clockery

02/05/2025

E Howard Street clock mechanism from Greenwich Avenue in Greenwich before and after restoration pictures 🤗👍

11/25/2024

Just finished a restoration on this amazing musical Dutch tall case clock circa mid 1700’s. In addition to the music of which it plays six different songs ,It shows the phase of the moon the date the day of the week and the month. It also has animation with seven ships that move back-and-forth. Obcethe dial goes back on that video will follow.

11/21/2024

So my son Alex has been working here full-time at the shop for about five or six years now. All six of these clocks pictured are clocks that received full mechanical restoration done by him.

My son Eric also works here, but is just in the beginning stages of learning and has just done his very first overhauls aside from basic maintenance oil and cleanings

The next generation !  🤗🥳👍

12/19/2023

Very rare flute clock. I just completed full mechanical restoration, a very unusual and sought after peace 

07/24/2023

Very special English talk case clock movement  with crest of 12 bells plus hour striking bell.  plays music every three hours and automatically advances to the next of seven songs every 24 hours. I remember this one from church. Easter hymn. 🥳

03/04/2023

Almost all clocks that have pendulums swing from side to side. This one swings from front to back and has double escape wheels. Just finished the restoration on this one. I’ve never seen another one like it. Irish tall case clock movement very unusual. 

11/08/2022

11/08/2022

Early 1800s Dutch tall case clock. This is an amazing once in a lifetime type of clock . It has the month the day of the week the date the moon phase plays 12 different songs on 13 bells. on the hour and half hour, and then strikes the hour on two different bells. Definitely a one-of-a-kind clock probably one of the  most time consuming restorations I’ve ever done 

10/27/2021

Someone asked if I work on Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos clocks. You could say so! 🥳🕰

12/31/2019

A behind the dial picture of my restoration of an antique for gran-sonnerie carriage clock. Once it’s all assembled with the dial you can’t really appreciate the complexity of this mechanism. This clock has an alarm, calendar, day of the week, quarter hour striking and repeater. Quite a beautiful piece! ❤️🕰

07/31/2019

This clock pictured is one I just did a full restoration on. It is an extremely rare weight driven lantern clock from the 1600s. If you noticed it only has one hand as the first clocks did not have a minute hand but only an hour hand. This particular clock by this maker is so rare, there are only three in existence in the world. This very clock is featured in a book about rare lantern clocks and the main feature in the book. It’s a pleasure just to have it in my hands and be able to work on it. The most difficult part for me as I am not a seamstress is that it operates using a weight on a continuous rope so somehow after restoring it and replacing the rope, basically clothesline I have to somehow fuse the two ends together strong enough to hold the weight. Check out my fancy hand sewing skills 🤭 LOL

06/17/2019

Recent restoration of a beautiful triple weight Vienna regulator🤗